Lincoln / Woodstock KOA

The Great Outdoors

When you rent a camper near Lincoln/Woodstock KOA, you’re practically in the White Mountain National Forest already, so you’d better make the most of this stunningly beautiful area. The recreational opportunities are plentiful. There are hiking and biking, of course, and you can go fishing and hunting, or shoot animals with a camera if that’s more your style. Go climbing or looking for rocks and minerals, or - and this is the best one - see the fantastic lakes, trees, cliffs, and peaks from a helicopter.Didn’t spot any wild animals? No worries, because minutes outside of Lincoln is a pretty spectacular tour, one where you can see wild moose. That’s right, go on a little bus ride and spot both the serene and oh-so-strong animals in the flesh. You go at night and it takes just over three hours, and for some, it’s the opportunity of a lifetime, not to be missed. After the sightings, go back to your cozy Lincoln/Woodstock KOA motorhome and get some sleep.Wasn’t that quite adventurous enough for you and your inner daredevil? No problem. The thrilling experiences are aplenty in this, the heart of New Hampshire. Want some views? Gondolas are the way to go. Some more views? Try some exhilarating zip-lining. There are also alpine slides, suspension bridges, and the Rocky Gorge. Is there a better way to get your adrenaline fix while also appreciating the amazing nature and fantastic vistas? And whatever you do, don’t forget about the caves.

Exploring the Area

Are you renting an RV near Lincoln/Woodstock KOA so that you can finally spend some quality time with the whole family? Then these places will be perfect for you. First, there are water parks. They’re always fun. Then you can get invited to Santa’s village and find your inner elf. Finally, a make-your-own pottery store is just around the corner from your Lincoln camper rental. It’s a great place to get gifts and paint your own creations.Not all campers are traveling with kids, and not all kids want to play all the time. Besides, learning about a place can be equally, if not more fun, and luckily there’s a lot of that in the area. Find out what day-to-day life was like a century ago, let the story of the Clark family impress you by visiting the museums that all display the history of these places - you can learn about skiing, and even Sandwich (the town, not the food).Is it time for some more recent, current, and even present, culture yet? It seems like it is. Any beer enthusiasts among the Woodstock campers will feel perfectly at home at the local brewery, and if you prefer another, more sugary kind of liquid, visit the Fadden’s General Store. Why? Because there you can both tour the sugar house and get what might just be the best maple syrup in the state.Have you made up your mind, and do you have your eye on a Lincoln or Woodstock RV rental yet? Fingers crossed because it’s one of the best ways to experience beautiful New Hampshire.